HCA 13/71 f.649r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Folio=649
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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 28/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 28/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 28/03/2013
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2013/03/28
-|First transcribed=13/03/28
+|Editorial history=Edited on 28/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: P1140547.JPG
-|Editorial history=Created 11/04/14, by CSG
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 |Transcription=after that rate videlicet att 12000 Crownes the Portugalls themselves
 did estimate and apprize her att Angola before she served as a man of warr aforesayd of this deponents knowledge
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 the Royall Customes due for the same might amount to two
 thousand eight hundred millres or thereabouts, And he doth
-beleive that the sayd Captaine Hardidge did exther pay or give good
+beleive that the sayd Captaine Hurdidge did exther pay or give good
-engagement to pay the sayd Customes be fore he ćame from
+engagement to pay the sayd Customes before he ćame from
 Angola, and was to have received the same att Bahia, but could
 not so receyve the same, for that all things there belonging to the

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 of a shipp that takes in Negroes there to pay or engage to pay
 the Kings Customes which he is to receive againe att Bahia
-of the factors to whom the Negars are ćonsigned, and those Costomes
+of the factors to whom the Negars are ćonsigned, and those Customes
 doe arise to four millres per head for every peece of India
 that is laden, and there were about 784 negars 917. Negars

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 |Folio=649
 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 28/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 28/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 28/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet

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 To the 12th article he saith that whilst the sayd shipp lay att Bahia
-as aforesayd there was ˹of this deponents sight˺ faire plenty of sugar and so few shipps to transport
+as aforesayd there was of this deponents sight faire plenty of sugar and so few shipps to transport
 it that severall persons who had hired tonnage in the sayd shipp off
 and from the Provador or Governour of Bahia did lett out their
 sayd tonnage so hired to others and receyved two millres for the
 place of each Chest in the tonnage so lett which benefit might
-possibly have come to the sayd ffrancis Hardidge in case he had had
+possibly have come to the sayd ffrancis Hurdidge in case he had had
 full power of his shipp. and the said ffrancis saith he might have
-made 1400 millres proffitt therby. And firther deposeth not
+made 1400 millres proffitt therby. And further deposeth not
 To

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 att Bahia in the sayd shipp to be transported to Lisbon the severall
 goods following att the freight and averidge hereafter sett forth
-to say. 940 Cloths and XX fetches of sugar at 26. millres
+to say. 940 Cloths and 61 fetches of sugar at 26. millres
-per tonne of 54. acaves. and 160 Rees for every reafe for averidge
+per tonne of 54. aroves. and 160 Rees for every &#91;?roafe&#93; for averidge
 and 500. Rolls of tobaććo, and five barrells of sucketts, and
-. great plankes and 17 peeces of Jaćaranda wood,. the
+. great plankes and 17 peeces of Jaćaranda wood, the
 freight of all which together with the freight and averidge
 of the sayd sugars so neere as this deponent ćan estimate the
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 of goods sett forth att Bahia would and did amount to fourteene
 thousand three hundred seventy five millres, the benefit
-whereof had it not bene for the sayd seizure would have XXXXXXXd
+whereof had it not bene for the sayd seizure would have &#91;?redounded&#93;
 to the Owners of the sayd shipp. And further deposeth not.

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 Angola, and was to have received the same att Bahia, but could
 not so receyve the same, for that all things there belonging to the
-English were seized upon as aforesayd. the premisses he ˹deposeth˺ knoweth
+English were seized upon as aforesayd. the premisses he deposeth
 to be in manner aforesayd having made diligent enquiry there
 and well observed the Custome and manner of those transactions

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 |Transcription image=P1140547
-|Transcription=1. after that rate videlicet att 12000 Crownes the Portugalls themselves
+|Transcription=after that rate videlicet att 12000 Crownes the Portugalls themselves
-. did estimate and apprize att ˹her˺ att Angola ˹before she served as a man of warr aforesayd˺ of this deponents knowledge
+did estimate and apprize att ˹her˺ att Angola ˹before she served as a man of warr aforesayd˺ of this deponents knowledge
-. And further deposeth not.
+And further deposeth not.
-. To the 10th article he saith It is the Custome of Angola, for every master
+To the 10th article he saith It is the Custome of Angola, for every master
-. of a shipp that takes in Negroes there to pay or engage to pay
+of a shipp that takes in Negroes there to pay or engage to pay
-. the Kings Customes which he is to receive againe att Bahia
+the Kings Customes which he is to receive againe att Bahia
-. of the factors to whom the Negars are ćonsigned, and those Costomes
+of the factors to whom the Negars are ćonsigned, and those Costomes
-. doe arise to four millres per head for every peece of India
+doe arise to four millres per head for every peece of India
-. that is laden, and there were about 784 negars 917. Negars
+that is laden, and there were about 784 negars 917. Negars
-. laden att Angola for Portugall Aććcompt as aforesayd, but how many
+laden att Angola for Portugall Aććcompt as aforesayd, but how many
-. peices of India the same did make he knoweth not ćertainly,
+peices of India the same did make he knoweth not ćertainly,
-. but by the proportion of his this deponents owne negers 24 of
+but by the proportion of his this deponents owne negers 24 of
-. which made 16 peeces of India, he ćonceyveth the sayd
+which made 16 peeces of India, he ćonceyveth the sayd
-. 917 negers might amount to about 700 peices of India so as
+negers might amount to about 700 peices of India so as
-. the Royall Customes due for the same might amount to two
+the Royall Customes due for the same might amount to two
-. thousand eight hundred millres or thereabouts, And he doth
+thousand eight hundred millres or thereabouts, And he doth
-. beleive that the sayd Captaine Hardidge did exther pay or give good
+beleive that the sayd Captaine Hardidge did exther pay or give good
-. engagement to pay the sayd Customes be fore he ćame from
+engagement to pay the sayd Customes be fore he ćame from
-. Angola, and was to have received the same att Bahia, but could
+Angola, and was to have received the same att Bahia, but could
-. not so receyve the same, for that all things there belonging to the
+not so receyve the same, for that all things there belonging to the
-. English were seized upon as aforesayd. the premisses he ˹deposeth˺ knoweth
+English were seized upon as aforesayd. the premisses he ˹deposeth˺ knoweth
-. to be in manner aforesayd having made diligent enquiry there
+to be in manner aforesayd having made diligent enquiry there
-. and well observed the Custome and manner of those transactions
+and well observed the Custome and manner of those transactions
-. And further deposeth not.
+And further deposeth not.
-. To the 11th. article he saith there were of this deponents sight laden
+To the 11th. article he saith there were of this deponents sight laden
-. att Bahia in the sayd shipp to be transported to Lisbon the severall
+att Bahia in the sayd shipp to be transported to Lisbon the severall
-. goods following att the freight and averidge hereafter sett forth
+goods following att the freight and averidge hereafter sett forth
-. to say. 940 Cloths and XX fetches of sugar at 26. millres
+to say. 940 Cloths and XX fetches of sugar at 26. millres
-. per tonne of 54. acaves. and 160 Rees for every reafe for averidge
+per tonne of 54. acaves. and 160 Rees for every reafe for averidge
-. and 500. Rolls of tobaććo, and five barrells of sucketts, and
+and 500. Rolls of tobaććo, and five barrells of sucketts, and
-. 216. great plankes and 17 peeces of Jaćaranda wood,. the
+. great plankes and 17 peeces of Jaćaranda wood,. the
-. freight of all which together with the freight and averidge
+freight of all which together with the freight and averidge
-. of the sayd sugars so neere as this deponent ćan estimate the
+of the sayd sugars so neere as this deponent ćan estimate the
-. same according to the publicke bills for freights and averidge
+same according to the publicke bills for freights and averidge
-. of goods sett forth att Bahia would and did amount to fourteene
+of goods sett forth att Bahia would and did amount to fourteene
-. thousand three hundred seventy five millres, the benefit
+thousand three hundred seventy five millres, the benefit
-. whereof had it not bene for the sayd seizure would have XXXXXXXd
+whereof had it not bene for the sayd seizure would have XXXXXXXd
-. to the Owners of the sayd shipp. And further deposeth not.
+to the Owners of the sayd shipp. And further deposeth not.
-. To the 12th article he saith that whilst the sayd shipp lay att Bahia
+To the 12th article he saith that whilst the sayd shipp lay att Bahia
-. as aforesayd there was ˹of this deponents sight˺ faire plenty of sugar and so few shipps to transport
+as aforesayd there was ˹of this deponents sight˺ faire plenty of sugar and so few shipps to transport
-. it that severall persons who had hired tonnage in the sayd shipp off
+it that severall persons who had hired tonnage in the sayd shipp off
-. and from the Provador or Governour of Bahia did lett out their
+and from the Provador or Governour of Bahia did lett out their
-. sayd tonnage so hired to others and receyved two millres for the
+sayd tonnage so hired to others and receyved two millres for the
-. place of each Chest in the tonnage so lett which benefit might
+place of each Chest in the tonnage so lett which benefit might
-. possibly have come to the sayd ffrancis Hardidge in case he had had
+possibly have come to the sayd ffrancis Hardidge in case he had had
-. full power of his shipp. and the said ffrancis saith he might have
+full power of his shipp. and the said ffrancis saith he might have
-. made 1400 millres proffitt therby. And firther deposeth not
+made 1400 millres proffitt therby. And firther deposeth not
 To

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 . full power of his shipp. and the said ffrancis saith he might have
 . made 1400 millres proffitt therby. And firther deposeth not
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">To</margin>
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